Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne (Lucerne Festival Orchestra, dissolved 1993)

~ Orchestra

Aliases

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AliasBegin dateEnd dateTypeLocale
Lucerne Festival OrchestraArtist nameEnglish (primary)
Luzerner Festspielorchester

Artist credits

This is a list of all the different ways Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne (Lucerne Festival Orchestra, dissolved 1993) is credited in the database.

Name
Adrian Aeschbacher, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Beethoven; Yehudi Menuhin, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Beethoven; Yehudi Menuhin, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, direction Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Brahms; Yehudi Menuhin, Willi Boskovsky, Emanuel Brabec, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wiener Philharmoniker, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Dinu Lipatti, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Herbert von Karajan (see uses)
Dvořák, Brahms; George Szell, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Swiss Festival Orchestra (see uses)
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Frans Vroons, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Frans Vroons, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Hans Hotter, Frans Vroons, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Hans Hotter, Lucerne Festival Choir, Alois Pernerstorfer, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Hans Hotter, Lucerne Festival Choir, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Frans Vroons, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Hans Hotter, Lucerne Festival Choir, Frans Vroons, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Hans Hotter, Lucerne Festival Choir, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Hans Hotter, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Johannes Brahms - Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne Conducted by Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Jon Tolansky, Dietrich Fischer‐Dieskau, Yehudi Menuhin, Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Jon Tolansky, Elisabeth Furtwängler, Yehudi Menuhin, Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Leon Fleisher, Swiss Festival Orchestra, George Szell (see uses)
Lucerne Festival Choir, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Lucerne Festival Choir, Frans Vroons, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Lucerne Festival Choir, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Claudio Abbado (see uses)
Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Wiener Philharmoniker, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Mendelssohn, Beethoven; Yehudi Menuhin, Berliner Philharmoniker, Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Nathan Milstein, Luzerner Festspielorchester, Herbert von Karajan (see uses)
Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Claudio Abbado (see uses)
Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, George Szell (see uses)
Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Richard Wagner; Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Wiener Philharmoniker, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Schumann, Beethoven; Annie Fischer, Philharmonia Orchestra, Carlo Maria Giulini, Leon Fleisher, Swiss Festival Orchestra, George Szell (see uses)
Schumann, Mozart; Dinu Lipatti, Philharmonia Orchestra, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Herbert von Karajan (see uses)
Wilhelm Furtwängler, Berliner Philharmoniker & Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne (see uses)
Wolfgang Schneiderhan, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Herbert von Karajan (see uses)
Yehudi Menuhin, Lucerne Festival Orchestra, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)
Yehudi Menuhin, Orchestre du Festival de Lucerne, Wilhelm Furtwängler (see uses)